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Global Leaders Gather for Funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham

Global Leaders Gather for Funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham
Global leaders attend funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham at Washington National Cathedral
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International leaders and top American officials assembled in Washington on July 28, 2026, to attend the state funeral of long-time Republican Senator Lindsey O.

Graham at the Washington National Cathedral.

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Graham died unexpectedly at his residence on July 11 at age 71.

The veteran lawmaker first gained election to the United States Congress in 1994 and subsequently developed into a prominent foreign policy figure and key political ally of President Donald Trump.

Dignitaries Attend Service

Foreign dignitaries attending the national funeral service include Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Stubb had previously developed a close relationship with the American administration through political channels where Graham served as a central figure.

President Zelensky is scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting with President Trump at the White House on Tuesday alongside his cathedral attendance.

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According to reporting from the New York Times, Graham served as a primary advocate for Ukraine within conservative political circles.

President Trump is slated to deliver remarks at the cathedral service alongside conservative commentator Sean Hannity and other leaders.

Two-Day Funeral Program

Tuesday's proceedings mark the initial phase of a two-day funeral program before Graham's remains are transported to South Carolina for burial.

To facilitate the national event, the Metropolitan Police Department implemented extensive traffic modifications across the District.

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MPD closed major thoroughfares surrounding the cathedral and Pennsylvania Avenue from Monday through Wednesday, while restricting several residential streets to local traffic only.

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